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I say yes.
by Michael Palmer on Jan 26, 2008 at 3:55:35 am

OK Buck
I'm not going to push you into a Kona 3, But I will recommend at least a Black Magic Intensity Pro and if your budget can handle it you should consider the Kona LHe. The dual monitor display doesn't work well for monitoring for me. So even if you get an LCD HD TV with HDMI you will have a more professional approach to your post production workflow. I estimate this BM Intensity Pro and a 32" LCD from $1100 on up. I think it is extremely important to work with a dedicated monitor, even if it isn't broadcast quality. I can tell you having a real HD-SDI capture/monitor card has been a life saver to me. I can only recommend the AJA Kona LHe as AJA has stuck by me and offered up new replacement cards then there was variables and endless tech support that makes this company the best.

If cheap is in your future then start with the BM IP but the Kona LHe is the solution. You can still go with a starter LCD HD TV using the component connection from the Kona or IP.

Good Luck
Michael Palmer

Good Luck
Michael Palmer


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